Some people become involved in forbidden acts such as love magic with the aim of bringing the husband completely under their control, isolating him from others, or forcing the relationship to turn in their favor. Although some people consider this a way to protect marriage, from an Islamic perspective it is oppression, transgression, and something that can lead toward shirk.
Why is it dangerous?
- It is an attempt to bring results through a haram path instead of relying on Allah.
- It can turn the relationship between husband and wife into artificial and forced attraction.
- It destroys the natural love, respect, and trust in marriage.
- It may increase satanic influence, suspicion, unrest, and conflict in the family.
- It can also have a negative effect on children.
Possible consequences
- Weakening of willpower
- Indecisiveness
- Excessive suspicion
- Mental pressure and agitation
- Marital conflict
- Disputes with relatives
- In extreme cases, separation, legal cases, or violence
As time passes, artificial attraction can sometimes turn into hatred, hostility, and an unbearable relationship. Then deep conflict develops with the very person one wanted to keep under control.
What is the real solution?
The real solution is not haram magic. Rather, it is:
- Fear of Allah
- Good behavior
- Patience
- Honesty
- Good character
- Fulfilling marital rights
Halal love does not come through magic; it comes through taqwa, responsibility, sincerity, and good conduct.